The agent retrieved a partial but substantive profile of Construtora HOSS by fetching the homepage and About page, which together answered what the company does, who it serves, and how it positions itself. However, the site offers no pricing, certifications, or client testimonials, leaving significant gaps in the evaluative picture; the agent documented these absences clearly rather than filling them from model memory.

• ›Step [3] successfully resolved the founding date and ownership history (founded 1973 as Shimizu subsidiary, renamed 2001) by fetching /sobre/, the correct About URL — the agent's initial guess of /quem-somos returned 404, but the homepage provided the correct link paths, making the site navigable once the agent referenced its own links.
• ›Steps [0] and [2] showed the homepage presented core claims (Shimizu backing, 50+ years, service categories) but lacked pricing, certifications, or FAQ; the agent explicitly noted 'no prices, packages, quote calculators' and 'no certifying bodies or standards named,' treating absence as a finding rather than assuming model memory.
• ›The agent cited only two URLs as sources—the homepage and /sobre/—both on-domain, and both yielded directly usable content; no search results or external pages were used, making the answer purely derived from site-exposed information.
• ›Step [1]'s 404 error (incorrect path /quem-somos) was recovered by re-fetching the homepage [2] to extract correct link paths; this manual recovery method demonstrates the site's structure was not self-apparent and required link extraction rather than RESTful predictability.
• ›The agent did not fetch individual service pages (/nossos-servicos/planejamento-e-projetos/, etc.) or project segments, acknowledging in its final response 'I didn't open the individual service, project, or contact pages, so details there are unverified'—a clear boundary on what was and was not retrieved.